You need to group
using an anonymous class. This will allow you to access all your tables in your select
statement
group new { c, f, rf } by c.EndowmentID into grouped
SQL: COUNT(DISTINCT f.CriterionID) AS RequiredCriteria,
This can be written by first selecting the f.CriterionID
column, Distinct()
, Count()
RequiredCriteria = grouped.Select(x => x.f.CriterionID).Distinct().Count()
SQL: COUNT(r.ChoiceID)
Response = grouped.Select(x => x.rf.ChoiceID).Count()